Fate of Fife play park swings in favour of campaigners
A much loved west Fife playpark has been saved from the axe following a cheering display of people power.
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DJCAD Degree Show crowd partied so hard people in Fife had to put their ear-plugs in
Residents of two Fife coastal towns were roused from their sleep in the early hours by noise emanating from a street party seven miles away.
Thousands of Fife pupils could lose free bus passes under school transport shake-up
Thousands of Fife children could lose free bus passes or have to travel by train following a review of school transport.
Green masterplan presents new vision of Kirkcaldy’s former industrial heart
The regeneration of Kirkcaldy's former industrial heart has taken a significant step forward with the publication of a masterplan.
Fife child protection services volunteer for independent inspection
Fife's child protection staff have put themselves forward for an independent inspection in a bid to regain public trust in their care of vulnerable youngsters.
St Andrews University stands ‘four-square’ with its students as thousands take action over HMOs
Disgruntled St Andrews students are turning to their democratic right to vote on the “battlefield” of HMO quotas.
Fife Council urged to rethink frontline education cuts
Fife Council’s former leader has launched a ferocious attack on the authority's cuts to frontline education.
St Andrews campaigners for cap on student lets maintain they are not “anti-student”
St Andrews campaigners for a cap on houses in multiple occupation have hit back at a claim the move would penalise students.
Kirkcaldy council tenant blames right to buy for deterioration of flats complex
A Kirkcaldy council tenant blames right to buy legislation for the deterioration of her flats complex.
St Andrews student representative says proposed HMO cap is “shameful”
Plans to cap the number of student lets in St Andrews have been described as "shameful".